Live Your Best Life, NOW!
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When last did you look forward to getting up for work in the morning? Better still, when last did you not experience that knot in your stomach on a Sunday evening as you began to dread the Monday grindstone?
Is it just me or do you get the feeling that something is wrong with this picture?
Many of us have been brought up to believe that work is not meant to be fun. It’s a place to earn a living to support your family. Fulfillment… what fulfillment? Rub the sleep out of your eyes and wake up! Or at least that’s what our grandparents would have drummed down our throats.
Times have changed though. We realise that life is short and we want to make the most of the time we have, every minute of the day. So where do we go from here?
Get ready for change! You’re going to learn to live your best life, NOW!
Career Development Coach, Helen Roberts, believes that the success of career coaching is founded on a change of mindset. “Career and life coaching is all about discovering one’s unique purpose. To achieve this, one needs to identify priorities and seek career choices that help them to find balance while at the same time attain their goals.”
Career coaching experts take stock of your current situation, and weigh it up against your dreams and aspirations, and most importantly what will make you feel fulfilled as a human being.
In order for them to learn how you tick, they deal with significant issues in your life so that you can effectively face up to the misplaced thought processes that originally created this career crossroads in your life.
Have you ever felt that you’ve been doing the same things day in and day out, either because that was what you were told to do or because that was expected of you? And in all that time, you lost sight of yourself. You failed to check in with you and what makes you happy.
A career coach in essence then is a guide to help you discover the inner-person trapped inside, that little voice inside your head getting louder and louder, the one you lost track of a long time ago.
Written by Liezel Niemack
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Helen Roberts is a gifted leader, a popular trainer at live events, a coach and a mentor. Her fast-paced, authentic style, her incredible energy and passion will not only inspire you, you will be empowered knowing you can overcome your personal obstacles to be the best that you can be and live an incredible life!
Helen has a track record of success as a Career Development expert, Executive Search consultant, Career Coach, Mentor, Entrepreneur and Career Transition specialist with over 15 years experience. She is a top 7 figure income earner and is one of the most respected leaders in her industry. She has assisted companies and individuals worldwide and has worked out of the UK, Ireland, France, Australia, US and Singapore.
Her philosophy is simple – she always encourages her clients to Find and Do something that they love. She encourages people to strive to be the best that they can be and achieve far greater success doing something that they love as opposed to working, doing something they hate, for a pay check.
Helen has assisted many of the world’s leading investment banks, & other fortune 500 businesses & over 50,000 individuals with their career choices throughout her career. She worked in house managing large scale recruitment contracts with major investment banking & accounting houses. She career counselled people at all levels to move forward in their career.
With the global economic downtu
of the past few years Helen has worked with many people to move them out of employment and unemployment and in to their own business. She identifies business opportunities for people that want to go in to business for themselves and not necessarily be by themselves. She has a shortlist of the very best business opportunities including home business opportunities available in each region around the world. She has a broad range of options to suit a wide variety of career choices & needs. She works with you closely to ensure there is a good fit and it is moving you forward with your career development. Helen also assists entrepreneurs worldwide to develop their own ideas to go in to business. Her career guidance and advice is tailored to her client’s specific needs to ensure she delivers on any task at hand ensuring a smooth career transition.
Helen has a track record of success as a Career Development specialist. She has risen to the top in every company she worked with. She is passionate about being the best that she can be and in turn driven by achieving results.
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